United States — United States Department of Education & United States — White House

United States — United States Department of Education: The department has been downsized, with half its employees fired, and its research arm severely weakened, affecting its ability to fulfill its mission.

United States — White House: The United States — White House is the driving force behind the cuts, issuing the executive order and commissioning a review, but faces criticism for undermining education data.

United States — United States Department of Education: The Department rescinded the disparate impact rule, reducing its enforcement role in civil rights.

United States — White House: Issued executive order directing agencies to stop using disparate impact analysis.

United States — United States Department of Education: The United States — United States Department of Education>>> under the Trump administration is backing away from addressing civil rights for Black students, reinterpreting civil rights laws, and discontinuing grants related to diversity.

United States — White House: The United States — White House>>> is involved as the administration decided to scrap the compensation fund, and its representative did not respond to inquiries about the settlement's status.

United States — United States Department of Education: The United States — United States Department of Education is taking a wider approach to rewrite federal rules governing higher education, moving beyond individual investigations.

United States — White House: The United States — White House>>> argues that the War Powers Resolution no longer applies due to a ceasefire with Iran>>>, but Donald Trump>>>'s threats of further military action contradict this stance and fuel congressional opposition.